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1. A Drive to Bear His Name A Drive to Bear His Name December/1/1905 Article about the funeral for August R. Meyer and considerations for streets to bear his name.
2. A. R. Meyer's Condition A. R. Meyer's Condition December/2/1905 Short article about the hospitalization and subsequent death of August Meyer (1851-1905), the "father" of the park and boulevard system.
3. Aerial View of Kansas City, Missouri Aerial View of Kansas City, Missouri April 1964 Aerial photograph of one square mile of Kansas City, Missouri showing Swope Parkway, Meyer Boulevard, Southeast High School, and the edge of Swope Park. Map identified from set as Section 3, Township 48N,...
4. Brookside Boulevard Brookside Boulevard 1995 Description with photos and history Brookside Boulevard, part of the park and boulevard system, from Ward Parkway to Meyer Boulevard, 2.10 miles long, acquired in 1913.
5. Meyer Boulevard Meyer Boulevard 1995 Description with photos and history of Meyer Boulevard, part of the park and boulevard system, from Ward to Swope Parkway, 2.80 miles long, acquired in 1913.
6. Meyer Parkway City Directory Entry Meyer Parkway City Directory Entry 1913 First entry in the directory: "Meyer Parkway from Sixty-fourth and Ward Parkway e. along Sixty-fourth to Paseo and thence along Sixty-fifth from Paseo to Swope Parkway."
7. Turnpike and Highways: Kansas City Area Turnpike and Highways: Kansas City Area 195- Small map showing only highways and major streets in Kansas City metropolitan area, bounded by Missouri River on the north and Meyer Boulevard on the south.